Hill & Smith Share Discussion Threads

[hvs] 31/5/2003 20:02

shuisky,

Thank you for your opinion. I think CAR will more than double in the next 12 months. Also MFW is now going places.

Good luck .DYOR.

[shuisky] 31/5/2003 14:52

HVS, many thanks. CAR looks interesting recovery play.

[hvs] 29/5/2003 18:49

Hello shuisky,

Thank you for the "tips".

A nice uptick today.

I am looking at CAR to produce very good figures around 16th June. A classic recovery play if there was one.

[shuisky] 28/5/2003 08:44

hvs-agreed. Not only is the yield good, but it's well covered, so there is substantial room for yield growth. Another v attractive feature of this co.

If your like small caps that deliver cash flows, yields and EPS growth, why not take a look at NWF, PHP, DVO and MBY?

Disclosure: I hold all of them.

[hvs] 27/5/2003 20:25

Hiya shiusky,

So you want a bigger divi do you ? Whats the yield at todays share price.

How amny companies can you list with a similar yield , cash flow and growth in EPS.

Patience is a virtue and soon you will get what you desire.

[shuisky] 27/5/2003 18:19

2.5% drop today. Dont panic Captain Manwaring. IMHO, A quick look at the trades and you'll see the usual pattern of MM's trying to shake some weak holders out by dropping the price and then lo and behold... we get a largish T trade at the end of the day.

Solid co, needs a rerating upwards. I think they could be a little bit more generous with the dividend. Its v well covered.

[hvs] 23/5/2003 19:48

ophtamist ,

Thank you for the post .

Very illuminating.

Its on the right course , up up up and away .

A rerating is very much on the cards.

Good luck to all holders.

[opthalmist] 23/5/2003 14:39

RDN is moving up this afternoon, looking more and more interesting. Bought yesterday at 3.6, now 3.25/4. Good chance of some weekend press attention, so next week could be good..
Spread is a bit off-putting for some, but where this is heading, that won't matter.

[hvs] 23/5/2003 14:38

Its only a small movement down . Short term.

The company is trading well and growing so no worries.

[dassera] 23/5/2003 14:05

Or the reverse, judging by Friday's move!

D

[dassera] 23/5/2003 02:36

Incredibly.....


I confirm that the only business discussed at the AGM on Tuesday was the passing of all resolutions as detailed in the statement to the Stock Exchange.

Yours sincerely

Elaine Gilhooly
Secretary to the Group Company Secretary

Doesn't look like they want us to know! I would have been encouraged by 'trading is in line with expectations as you ask' but this is bizarre. I want to think they are keeping mum while they load up on stock.

Regards
D

[hvs] 22/5/2003 19:23

Thank you Dassera,

Please post any news you get.

I am very sure this company is going to ger rerated, to cheap at present price
so I have been buying. Its a GIFT HORSE.

[dassera] 22/5/2003 08:27

I agree with you. Maybe I'll email the company to see if anything was said at the meeting about current trading, something that is standard whatever the business.

Good luck
D

[dassera] 21/5/2003 17:50

Any coverage of the AGM other than that all resolutions passed?

[hvs] 20/5/2003 20:05

A nice 3p uptick today and plenty more to come.A rerating is very much on the cards.

[hvs] 20/5/2003 08:45

Going in the right direction again. Will soon see 85p and much more. Not much stock about.

[dassera] 20/5/2003 04:23

An upbeat statement at the AGM should grease the wheels for a reasonable move upwards. If we can just get clear of 85p.

[dassera] 19/5/2003 04:16

AGM on Tuesday.

[hv] 24/4/2003 20:22

Well you will regret it.

Really seems like insider dealing is a big problem in THE CITY

[hv] 22/4/2003 19:40

Earnings of 11p plus and divi of 4.5p plus.

A growth record unmatched by the "SO CALLED GROWTH STOCKS"

Just look at it .

It is going UP UP UP UP and AWAY.

[andyash] 18/3/2003 10:06

Am I missing something or are these shares a screaming bargain? Div yield of 6%, P/E of less than 7, growing turnover, growing sales, reducing debt, dividend cover of 2.4 times. Surely there must be some reason why they are not trading nearer the £1 mark - any ideas?